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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10

tylko Dogon / Jego ku1la ty
kamrat u radoscl skomleli. -
Tute)sze gazety angielskie pi
sza, ze ten pan budowniczy
ktory mowiqc ma ucho, przed
IL laty przy byt tudotad W
przeroczvstym sulrducie, ma
luz SS5O0O W banku.
Blerze o.: obecnie $500 mie.
sieczneJ pen>yi Ma budowle
.)ednego iedynego gmachu zro-
bill 100000 tySiecv. : Szcze
re winszowalibys smy Kochane
mu R,dakowl talk swietnego
powodzenla, gdyby tyIko choG
odr"blnkam' swego maj4tku
raczyi sic dzieiiG Z bIiznimi.
Ma UROCZYsTOSCI po-
swlecenla sztand"ru Gwardyi
PulaskIego w Chicago (zob.
korespondencya ma strnnicy 81
powitaf g"scl ma hall major
M"rgenstern w krotk1ej, lecz
}edrnel pr<emowie, w ktort,j
zalIt sic ma miejsc"wych pol
skich kaplanow, le nie cEcie-
Ii poswieeIG sztandaru w ko-
sclele, ME chca: mec nic do
cZynienia ,.katolickieDl" ma
sonaml.
GWlAZDA "a Lie Gmazdo,
jak b1ednie bylo podanem W
pMedo,tatn;m numerze A1mu-
su) nazywH sic owo MOVE To-
warzystwo poIskle w Chicago.
o ktorem plerwszq w,ad"mosG |
do gazet polskich pudaI ob.
Henryk w. Rnwicz, No. 693
Dickson Str.
lDEAIANll rtdaktora Zg,-
dy sq prawdupodobnle wycln-
kl Z gazet enropvj pvjoklch, a.
klch W Mr.. Al zaniescil az
II szraIt Ne mozna siq tez
dllwlc, lie z.iaczuIejsze sity H.
ierarN'e ne popieraja redak-
cyl Zyody kore~ppnd4ncyani,
skoro on%' Ilv zadajqc sobIe
lyle cza,u, by )e pre-
czylac, rzuea DO kusza. Jv-z-
cze rok t"hIe) plIncj pracv,
Zgoda . orgauu IwIaz<u Mar.
Polsilego zjedzle ma organ
zwoennlkuW zncot nNch ldrl
p. BrodowsNlego, IltorN ch na
paIcach mpzna poIlczNG
Jak sqdzl prawdzlWle inte-
];gentna public nose poIska 0
wo)nie re iakl"ra Zgoly prze-
cl" plsmom tostqpowym, tn
dzlez o ego zasluyach, o tenn
rozpisue SIC y. Zawisza W
Nr. ii tullaIosAiego Glusu
Hohvego W artykuIe w>tep-
nym, zatytulowauy'n Nory
h11"ca Co zas mysI4 roIa-
cy o nas1em plsmlr, mozna
)wac n. p. Z na>le-
puj4cego Ilstu p. I1razma, de
Iegala na "stntnl Sejm Zwja1-
ku Mar. Polskivgp:
Minneapolis, Mimi. 2~ pazdz
Szanowna RcdaNcy"
W i"nus dzIa}a ,.">konaIc. ami
>}owa, i Ia to, widac, dobrc plonv
lb'era Mln>zuje pomAsIn">ci ma
dal, ably mpzna zwNc,rlyc Ena-
>zych nlcprzyJacioi,
Zosta. c 4 >zac1lnk c;.l
s. El'uzu,,m
Cor llennepln Lake Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
.JAk OJCIEC TAXI.

- AN W OlIC i ~ IN {.
Syn redaktora M opld1
wchodzi W Shady ojca. UNrad
zacnemu rodzicowi 60 LOLA
r6w-reszte tych pieniedzy
ktore mu swiv2o dat Jerzma
nowski-i uciekl do Buffalo
Tam go przyaresztowano v
dniu 80 pazdzierniISa. Mode
g. zbroduiarza, lat IL, przy
tranSportowaf do Buffalo kon
stAbel Blelinski. S.isz obiecu
.je 60 zastrzellc.
Skoro tylko synaf drapnal
tatus nigdzie ME mlat miru
Chodzif po salonach i cpo-
wiadaf W jednych, ze lego Ja-
mex ukradi mu $50, W dru-
gich, 2e $50, gdzieindz1el, 2e
2S5. NajwIecej urierpieii ma
tenn zecerzy Cd Kropldfa, DO
i'm "a miniony tydzicn ME
wyp}acono pensyi.
Stanlsluap Shrzyis1a, ktory
z]ednal sobie tn w Amery ce
lmie skohczonego fotra, osa.
dzony zosta1 W Krakow'e Ia
wyludzanle cd kupcow W spo-
sob oszukahczy towarow, ma
4 miesiace wiezienia.
W SEMINARIUM du, no
wnem archidiecezyi st Paul
skie.j w Merriam Park, MIMI,
ksztafci sic Ma kapfaua A.
| e k II d e y Il ale W s k i,
pochodzqcy z Przywory pod
Tucholq.
W BAY CITY, Mich. skar-
Ia sic bracia ZSiqzkowi ma
|Sogos, co juz ME panieta,
jak sic Ia MIN uieli, klely
90 d*wnle] p-oboszcz chcial
wydalic urzqdu orgauisty.
CzlowIek ten ma ostatnim m
tiugu Towar2ystwa Ry, erzy
sw. Jerzego, kiedy juz krucho
sz'o Z panem kap'tanem, p"-
niewaz mlAl bye zle gradoua
nyn "a plialistwo, zaczal OBJ
gadywac w!arq IwlqzkoN4
2e ,,"nl ws, qpne yotowl za
placic Ia czlonIlu. by lie ty Ike
robiG nlezg~de pomIedzy Ry-
cerzami." ktalme ON tel, Wy
chwala)4c sic po salonach, ze
byl w starym Ilraju uliterem.
Gdy by NIemcy wszystSlch ta-
klch oticerow mieIi, jak on,
to q pewnosciq dawno byhby
ch czarcl wzlell razem Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
PlESH KAWAGER0W "

czfouh'6u Zvicgyhm KA WALE
10 " Pols11ch 70 An'e'ycs
DaIei m1odzi przy.jaciele,
Szyk,icje sic Ma wesele!
Wabi poneta
W mi]os. peta,
Mozna sic zenG,
chod ME ma re"ta.
k""hajare sic biedactwo
W>pier;, kawa', rsIlie bractwo
kaady sic zfozy,
CNiar'le polozy
J'k z}4rzy ellohfe
k>iqdz sluga b,1y.
Wnet wyplehi to poslubue
kawaler,two stare zgubne,
Juz w zycia wiosnie
Be'Ia mitpsnne
Lac1yt sic parry,
a PoIsla wzrusn.e.
Me zyczym ri, luby bracle.
dug" zoslac W crlibacie,
b" za pokutq
Przed picklrm rute,
BeIziesz stat, plelqc
Ma smutnq mute.
ZaIowal nasz kosciusz|1o,
he ME bllo dian serduszl1o,
Sedzlwc skronic
Ma obrpm Ionic
Spoczqly, zamiast
Przy poIsklej zonie.
a vice, bracie, q obowi9zl1u
DO naSzrgo larz sic Iwi4zku;
DzlnrsIl4 gromada
Przylm!e cle Ia la,
a znajd<i.sz d1iewcze,
Bqdzlc ble>iada.
SPRAWY WIARISOWE.
La SalIr, ILL.,, , Ii>top., lss7r.
Slanowny Uium$ie.
Poz"a!am Subic maIc>laG CT
kllka m")a'ck, >r6rych moe nic-
J"dct 5 koIy>ta
o'azc1 >wyeh nikomu,
Z wyja'kirm przy barre,
Me pozycza. b" pcwno
PAN Bog clr ukarzc.
81 ludzic kt6rzy radzi gazette
czytat, Iecz IA ma ME piacit, cho-
cIaz m"gq. l'aklrh przynajmniej W
La Sale nlcma?) Otoz ia pcwncgo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10

CHICAGO, 6 listopada.-
lsl4dz Wncrnty Barzvn~ III
dzlsiaj W hosscicIe sw. Stan-
slawa kostki pcIccil hropul;o
= ambony {. -Syna ryda
ktora KowlM przywiozl q
Buffalo konstabel Blelnskl W
dniu 3 listopada.
BUFFALO. Pan Burzynski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
TEATR anlatorski Tow

IA ~ dllIuloiSkl DNi
rzystwa j an III W Chi
cago odbyI sic W swolIll
czasie. Ma chwale zasfuyiwa-
la gra p. BIaszczyns|lIeyo W
roll piwosza, p l.. Czcslaw
skiego w roll ucznla, wreszcie
panny Malk1ewicz W roll cor
Xxi piwosza. Komika ;,ieszcze
yolnie by}a oddana.
WILNO, M,nn, = Real
nose, J9I1a tn miat f. A..
kIupp Radomia, Ill. = diva
duze Lofty = l<upiI cd nirgo
pocz'mIStrz tn,eJszy p. Mar
Gin A. Mazany.
NANTlCOKE, Pa. - P,-
LAX; 10 An1eryce sklamai, piszqc,
ze przy znanym % letnim .ju-
blleuszu Polacy tutejsi jakles
hotdy skIadali, to tel al sic
kurzyfo 2 niego, gdy 50 q
poczty nleslono. TylI<o .jeden
pomoclllk pana budownlczego
poszedt powinszowaG, a pol
ska kapela. kiedy mla}a lsc
grac jubilatowi, tel sic bardzo
oclqgaia, gdy zas grafa, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
YRAWl WIARUSOWE.

~ ludzIc ktorzy radzl gazette
czytaf, lecz IA ma ME piacit, cho-
cIaz mega. ltakIch przynajmnic W
La Sale nIcma?) Ot6z ia pcwncgo
razu zaklqicm sic strasznic ma gfod,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10

BUFFALO. Pan Bury nski
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
's.zsa ..''I4f--. .ag2rUar. y
. Lynclleu in IL CDurt Rnnm.

EVANSVILLE, IND., July Alynching
occurred at Union City, KY, yesterday.
Early in the week a negro named John
Thomas committed brutal assault on n
white girl. A posse organized and after a
long search: he was found at, Humboldt
and brought back. His preliminary
trial was held yesterday. "a large.
angry and determined crowd f,ied
the court room. He was positively identi-
fed by his victim. At this point soma
one in the crowd shouted "That's enough.
leta put him where he'll do no more
devils work" Then the entire court
room OF men, numbering perhaps two
hundred enrsged citizens, rose 10
their feet and with an impulsivs rush
surged over tho posse OF oilicers, sweeping
them aside as though mere bundle Of
chat. and despite their desperate Efforts
to ssve Thomas the maddened throng
eei1sd the now trembling end panic
stricken wretch. In an S Instant
q good rops was produced and a nooae
deity prepared slipped about the prison-
er's NECK. Willing hands threw an end
OF the rope over beam in the court room
and then the crowd walked away leaving
tho body swinging. .f2ci - " .
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5 KICKED ON CiIlROiODY.

a Department., Clerk Syfho Knows 'Whnt
/. Comfort: Is In Hot Weather.
IVAsNlSoroS, July l6.--It is likely that
a vac, ,ncy will exie. shortly in The Bureau
q, Cn,.. ms OF the TfaasnryED D. apartment.
In oue 3, ..he looms OF this Bureau there
IA \ lady VIII wss recently appointed.
Her only compas sion in official life is an
elderly gentleman Of Gerinan descent,
i:ou iMinnesota. 4 a 4. Ss"Fi2...5
Tbs lady. Was not fssn:li,. o. course,
with The manner In which uIria sans
employees behaved during olleS hours,
and tktso warm days. when the sinarl,y
! Teutonic gentleman ehut the door sn4
proceeded to tSsu his shoea and cocks oti,
she thought It rather queer, but then he
VIA old and ,perhsps his corns annoyed
him, and he wanted to ease his pedal OK.
tremetieo, go she did not complain. II,
The other day, though, when after IN.
covering his feet, be. proceeded to trim
his tos nails, she entered q most urgent
request that he desiat. The complaint
was without avail, and SHE sought the ad.
vice Of another clerk to know II that kind
Of business was customary. The other
clerks informed her it was not, but to re-
port tho wretch. j 1t ia said that the mat.
Ter has been brought 10 the attention Of
the Commissioner, who will lay 1t before
tho Secretary, and that 1t is likolyy the
elderly clerk viii be relieved ;ot the posi-.
ton, so that he can cool his feet without
being restrained by department otliciala,
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HOTTEST ON RECORD.
MERCURY CLIMBS tp THE TUBE
VI The Thermometer and Prostrnteaa Mum.
ber Of People-New York has Never tx.
perisncsd a Warmer Day-P,.,s. n
basGh mud Chicago nrs, ltoasted.

NEw YoRr, July 1.-THE air was very
close this morning. Towards noon heavy
clouds llled.t eky.a Without any warn.
Ing a terrible wind storm set in. Thous.
ands Of people out for a days pleasure
were caught In the wild rush Of the Gle.
ments. Branches Of trees were broken,
window shutters and aigns wrenchsl
from their fastenings, Causing in some
cases injuries to pedestrians. Trees we're
torn up by the roots In Central Park, and
at the Battery tho wooden fence around
Castle Garden, south side, was
blown down. On Sixth Avenue
two trees we've torn up by the roots
and carried some distance. Telegraph
and telephone wires in the city were
blown down causing much delay in trans.
mission Of messages. Along the river
front and the bay the storm ragged with
great fury. Hundreds OF sail boats and
other small crRfta were out at the time.
The occupants experienced much Difficult.
ty IN making safe landing. The police
patrol boat, at once steamed out In the
bay to assist the unfortunate. The crew
rescued about thirty occupants Of capsized
sail boats. As far as can be learned at 0
Pm. no one was drowned, but It is proba.
BILE that drownings have occurred DR..
Cyrus Edison, Of the Health Board. WAS
among the resued. 10y s1tFn' Il. -
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.A8YI0LENT STORM (
SWEEPS OVER NEwYonK uAnuon,
Two Forty Boats Make n Narrow Escape
lightning Strikes n Vessel and Endnn.
4. gers the Powder siasa rtae-Ths Ship y
Saved by the Efforts Of the Captain !ti

NRw York, July l7.-Durlng the storm
to-day the Castls Garden lransfer boat J.
@. Emmons had her awning and q mum.
Der Of her stanchions carried away, and
the Rockaway steamboat Hazel Klrke lost
all her awnings, a lot Of camp stools and
gang plank. A panic enaued among a
crowd OF passengers, but was quickly
stopped. It was said two sailboats con.
tanning eight men were rapsized Of Fort
Hamilton, but no facts could be learned.
Passengers on the Staten leland ferry
boat reported the matter. The aehoonsr
Minnie, Irving had narrow escape. The
crew, under Captain Thomas, were pre-.
pairing for a voyage to Porto Rico. In the
cargo was quantity OF bnled hay and
kegs Of powder. lightning struck car.
boy Of vitriol on the deck, and e1plod.
ed 1t. Tho blazing liquid : flowed
into the hold aud creps towards the
powder and hay. The panic stricken crew
took to the boats, leaving Capt. Thomas,
bis mate and colored female cook on
board. Tho woman picked up the main
hatch and throwing Ii out jumped alter
1t. She kept ahoat and was picked up
shortly after. The crew in the buats alter
q terrible struggle, was also picked up by
the revenue cutter Washington. The
captain aud mate suceeeded:in quenchlng
the flames before the powder was
reached, ~ Cd b 5,Gl#l+ IL. ms $50.
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MAY! BE LYNGuED.
Tho Notorious S0reen Brothors in Logans.
* m port jail rdfeatoued by a Mob.

Tho Notorious 0reen brothors in Logaus-
port jail rdfeatoned by q Mob.
LcGANsPoRr, IMP July l6.-This alter
uoou Deputy Sheriff j.. 3. Stanley aud
Sheriff Wallace, CT Texas, arrived with
the Green brothers in irons. Bill Green
wac captured on ranch by Buck Stanley
and Sheriff Robinson, Of Oldham county,
Texas. Bill was engaged as RANCH cook,
and at the time OF his arrest denied being
the long sought murderer Of Enos Broom
baugh. 1t is just six years to .day since
Green fled from this county. 2
Since his shseuce he has been over tho
greater part OF the Southwest, and has
clcrked, harded sheep and cooked for a
living. Amos, tho slsyor Of Luella Nab
bitt, was captured by Sheriff Wallace and
the Marshal Of Tascoosa, Texas. He was
engaged with q surveying party at the
time and stontly denied bsiiq Amos
Green, the murderer OF Luella Mabbitt.
The boys state that they have been in.
formed OF 'all the movements to capture
them up to three weeEs ago. '.5ia5
Deputy Sheriff Buck Stanley left Logans.
port three weeks ago, aud was Just? two
weeks in locating hiB men. The jail has
been surrounded by big crowd all even
ing, and the Sheriff has been notified thai
a mob Of Tired hundred men from Clss
and Carroll counties will be here to,nighl
10 lynch the prisoners. There is intense
feeling against them, and lynchine
would DO no surprise to tho citizsns here
Sheriff Stanley will take every precaution
to protect the prisoners, s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
A PASTOR INSTALLED,
Hev, Mr.. Barr, of the Third Presbyterian

Rov, Mr.. Barr, Of the Third Presbyterian
- ~ = i33 Church. 1-}s y ~ &
The formal installation Of Rsv. Mr.. Barr
as pastor Of the Third Presbyterian Church
occurred last evening, and in spite Of the
TACT that the thermometer still ehowed
mercury up in tho nineiics there was 3
good congregation present in the new
church. Rev. Dr.. W. 81. Cooke, pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian Church, pre-
sided: Rsv. G. C.%Hsyes, OF Bridgeport,
preached an appropriate sermon, render
ed brief out of consideration for the
weather and the necessary length Of tho
installation services. ~ 81 4 5il9
\ The charge to the pastor was. delivered
by Rev. Dr.. Cooke, and that to the con.
gregation by Rev. DR.. D. a. Cunningham,
OF the First Presbyterian church. Some
OF the members OF both the Fret and Sec.
ond churches witnessed the solemn cere.
monies Of the installation, which consisted
OF formal queries put to the pastor by
Rsv. DR.. Cooke and answered by him, 90.
Stunning the duties Of paetor and promising
to perform them faithfully, and BimiIhr
inquiries directed 10 the people by Rev.
Dr. Cunningham, which the nenbers 0,
the church answered in the affirmative by
raising their right hands. ,S1i
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!. LIMA, O., July l6.-Yestesday evening
William LETTERS, stonemaaen living in
Fos.oria, @, came here in search Of his
wife, who, in company with her daughter,
deserted him several weeks ago. ~ &
BE found them living with Mrs. Snyder
in the Anthony Block, on the corner Of
North and Tanner streets, and went there
for them. AZ he approached the building
he saw his wife and man sitting on . bog
In front of the entrance to the building.
Jeaera shot at the fellow, but missed
hila. Ee then returned to the Anthony
Block and persuaded BIS vile to leave the
place, which phe did. MIS-. Jelern peys
that she LETT her husband on account Of
his drinking TO excess. All their trouble
is settled for the prcsent, at least, and his
vile and daughter will return to their
IN
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3A$DESTRUCTIFE FIRE.
neEA1ss OUT IN rlrrspvne1nI,
Caused by Natural Gas-Loss Estimated at
one Hundred md Fifty Thousand
Doiiars-About Two Hundred Mon H.
Thrown Out Of Employment. 4,

PlrrssuRoH, Pa, July l7,-shortly after
seven O'Clock this evening FIRE broke out
In tho plate department Of Hammond 4
Sons Iron Works on Second avenue, ana
in less than an hour the entire plate ex.
oepting tho pudding department was IN
ruins, and $4,000 worth Of machinery
WAS badly damaged. The cause Of the
fire is unknown, butt Is supposed to have
been natural gas. The loss Ia estimated
a. sl5O, 900, on which there Is about SIS.
900 insurance. Two hundred men are
thrown out Of employment by the dis
aster. ~ Z, a n
During the progress Of the Ere, James
Fox, colored workman, was quite ses
riousiy injured by falling timbe,a. II was
also rumored that another colore,l en-.
ploye had been burned to death. Il waa
said that he was cleaning the boilers when
the fire started, and not been seen since.
The report, however, could not DO sub I
ia g. 81 I'D A J.;7 -
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and others while Mr.. Endicott himself
took tho responsibility. Since the flag
business, which has completely democrat.
lied Mr.. Cleveland, he has proiessed pc.
culiar affection for General Sheridan,
hoping thereby to throttle tho opposition
which bis acts have excited all over the
North. The President has doubtless con.
ferred with Mr.. Endico!t on this aubjact
and perhaps. afgnified that General shert.
dan must be conciliated, and the hostility
oil the War Department to the Command.
Ing General must be stopped. To the
great surprise Of the department Mr.. En-.
dleott was eloseted q few days ago with
Geridan Sheridan In the latter'a Office for
the first timo. What explanations he
may have made, or what form OF truce
was patched up, Is not known, but there
Is strong probability that there will be
another attempt to make General Drum
anawer for allthIs rumpus, and for the in.
dIscresions oil the President and the Sec.
rotary Of War. y'f554.',9:l5
This attempt to salve over a wound that
has raised national indignation will not
succeed. Mr.. Cleveland in this sober acc.
ond Thought 10 only looking 10 his own in.
terest. Had he been sincere, earnest and
manly In shaping his conduct after the
asg incident he would on the spot have
demanded MIR. Endicott's resignation.
Such a prompt proceeding would have
settled this ugly business at the outset
aud relieved the President. But he was
too deeply complicated TO try heroic treat.
ment, which would have exposed his con-
nection with the whole affair aa a person.
al move tor the nomination.
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Torrid Temperature OF Pittsburgh.

PirraBURaH, Pa, July IL This was
the hottest and Of the same the drieet Sun.
day ever known hero. Through the Of.
forts Of the Law and Order Society every
saloon In the city was closed tight. The
cigar stores, confectioneries, ice cream so,
looms and soda water fountains we're also
cloaed, and as q result the intense hea.
created more than the usual amount Of
suffering. For several hours to-day the
thermometer registered l01 degrees in the
shade, the highest point reached for years.
Six fatal caees OF sunstroke and fully q
score Of prostrstions were reported. A
number OF sudden deaths alao oc.
Cured which may be attributed to
the torrid epell. This afternoon about
8 O'Clock the dead bodies OF VIM. Corri.
gan and John jennfs were found in their
rooms in John Dolan's tavern, on Grant
street. The men were not addicted to ex-
cessive drinking, and the cause Of their
death Is shrouded in mystery. dl
Rumors OF suicide and death from
poieon were in circulation, but there was
no EVIDENCE to show that they had taken
their own lives, or had been victims Of
foul play. "A thorough Investigation Will
be made. At the stock yards in ALE.
gheny and the East End the suffering was
sery great among the animals, but the
death rate was not larger than usual.
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yANDERBILTs BACK IT,
Additional Details GoncsrninE tho Move.


Additional Details GoncsrninE tho Move.
ment to Push the South Penn.
PHlLADELrHlA, July l6.--For the past
week George F. Baer, promident attor.
ney of Reading, who is largely INTERCEPTED
in the South Penn Railroad, has been in
this city, having in his possession an
agreement for stockholders to pay'up the
balance Of their subscriptions, that the
railroad might be- prosecuted to compile
ton The document was signed by the
Vanderbilts, and hir. Baer had little Diff
Guilty in procuring tho assent OF several
large atoGkholders in this city. Among
those who subscribed were E. O. Knight,
whose original subscription was 5000 600;
the estate OF Charles L. Borie, $500, 900;
franklin 3. Gowen, 100000; the Estates
Of Henry Lewis and j. b. Lippincott,
500, 600 Among the other aigucra are
Cornelius and W. K. Vanderbilt, repre-.
senting IS 900 900 of stock; DIR. David
Hostetter, 81, 100000; Ralph Baealey.
u 200 900, aud Henry Phippp, $500 600: !
Il ID understood that other large holders
Q! ascck, who hays not sgaed, will not op.
pose any progressive movement. The
agreement authorizes Franklin 3. Gowen,
Francis 8. Ssetson, David Hostetter, III en-.
~ Phipps and George F. Bao,, as Trus.
tees, to take necessary to complete the
work. Tho trustees beliove that their
lawyers will be able to extricate the road
from any legal complications which now
surround it. Thirty.oight per cen. Of the
capital stock has already besu paid and
expended in boying tunnels and making
road bed. 4 Isl Vat lz.s.37 $1,000
This new move was started BY. the Van
derbilts, who want.to get some return for
the s. DOC. 900 they have already sxpend-
adj The original estimate OF the cost OF
construction was SIS 900 900, but the nras,
ent estimate is 10000, 900. d When the
frst estimate was made labor and material
wore cheaper. Steel rails which then
cost VT per ton are now worth $40. The
promoters Of the enterprise are conGden,
that ~ ABUNDANCE OF capital will not be
lacking. The tunnels iare said to DO III
as good condition as when work WAS
abandoned about two years ago, and the
S5,ooO, 600 which iwas expended will mol
DO lost II work Is resumed. 81 a . 3 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18

MoRMoNlsM, under tho guise Of q State.
would be worse reprosch to the United
States than Id nov. aud there would be
no way to get rid OF 1t. II United States
laws canuot bs enforced in the Torritory
of Ussh, what show>would there be to en-
Iorce them in the sovereign State oil Utah
nnder Mormon administration
I a better policy would be to hold the
Taritory down aud force 1t 10 obsy the
laws Mormonisnl Is sustained rebellion
against the United States. Il would be an
odd freak to admit as State a Territory
in rebellion, y, y 58
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18

Ex-DELEaArE PEYroN B1RNE, Of the
County OF BraxtoH, has not been extrava-
CAN'T. rewarded for his work OF Charles.
ton. When the Legislature assembled he
was looked, rnon 20 q kicker from Kick
ersyllc. But Che .Camaep cohorts got
hold Of Brother BTrne, and he cast his lot
with them. 70 reward such service with
two dollars day comes very near to be-
ing an insult Is tho rising sanng states
rnaaahip Of this ,iaiug young stste. Is
this tho best thoy can jo2as-a rewsfd Of
merit? 5},S i n. = "a = 4